The Weight of Justice
Spring 2026
International Classroom
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- Photo editor used: Canva
- Typeface: Playwrite US Trad (for Article), Dekko (for Number), Bubblebody Neue (for Description)
- Derivative of Teacher teaching students about Geography using a Globe by Tima Miroshnichenko and is licensed under Pexels Free to Use – Some Rights Reserved License.
Protection Pending
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- Typeface: League Spartan, Crimson Pro
- Used Canva.com for image editing and design
- Original Image: “Rwanda Genocide” by babasteve is licensed under CC BY-NC 2.0.
Room Full of Mirrors – Freedom
The Right of Return
“The Right of Return” by Aedan Bennett, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.
This work is a derivative of “Al Nakba – Graffiti – Nazareth” by PRA is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 and was edited using Canva.
Am I a Man or a Swine?
Cultural Expression- Buchaechum
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- Photo editor used: Canva
- Original Photo Citation: “Korean Dance” by Dance Photographer – Brendan Lally is licensed under CC BY 2.0.
- Title Notes: The word Buchaechum means “Fan dance” in Korean, and refers to the style of dance shown in the photo used for my image.
A Splash of Culture
“A Splash of Culture” by Christy Heiple is a derivative of Vibrant Holi Festival Celebration in Kolkata by Dibakar Roy, which is licensed under Pexels Free to Use – Some Rights Reserved License. Downloaded on 02/04/26 and edited with BeFunky.
Basis of Authority
“Article 21: Basis of Authority” by Calvin Whalen is a derivative of “Primer 2de9 amb folre i manilles descarregat de la història“ by Colla Vella dels Xiquets de Valls which is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. Edited with Photopea.com.
He hopes that thing didn’t follow us home.
About a month after he was finished recovering from a bladder stone surgery and spending 95% of that time medicated or laying down, we started to think our dog Prince needed some enrichment. To celebrate his speedy recovery, we took a drive up to Lumpkin, Georgia for a visit to Providence Canyon State Park. As we suspected, he was really excited to be up and about, and spent the whole three mile trek leading us on his leash. Since it had rained recently, there were puddles in the clay-heavy dirt around the hike trail, and he ended up with the dog equivalent of dorito fingers, which we found pretty hilarious. This is him around the very end of the trail, when he started to get a little tired and ready to go home.
Or maybe it was the frightening clay snowman we saw on the trail that skeeved him out, he didn’t really say. In the Live version of the image, he talks a half-look back at the haunted looking snowman. At this point, there were a couple of reasons to head on out, but not before this picture was taken.